I have a tabbed panel that extends to two lines, the upper row of tabs
and the lower row.
When a tab from the upper row is selected, all the tabs in the lower row
shift to the right of the selected tab in the upper row.
Is this the desired behavior? Shouldn't the tabs just stay in place
when
On 11/2/06, Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a tabbed panel that extends to two lines, the upper row of tabsand the lower row.When a tab from the upper row is selected, all the tabs in the lower rowshift to the right of the selected tab in the upper row.
Is this the desired
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
On 11/2/06, *Michael Welter* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it is all css, so you might have to tweak that to the desired effect.
On another note, is the sliding doors method of displaying tabs
going
to be implemented in Wicket?
On 11/2/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
doesnt tabbedpanel already use that?You answered yourself here: it is all css :)If you want to use sliding doors, it is your own responsibility toprovide the right css.not entirely, sliding doors does require an ul list and certain divs as far
Yep, that is correct.
Luckily that is all in place so you could say that TabbedPanel is
Sliding-Doors-ready.
I only reacted to the phrase 'TabbedPanel uses sliding doors' which is
IMHO not correct.
Erik.
Igor Vaynberg schreef:
On 11/2/06, *Erik van Oosten* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
semantics semantics :)-igorOn 11/2/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, that is correct.Luckily that is all in place so you could say that TabbedPanel is
Sliding-Doors-ready.I only reacted to the phrase 'TabbedPanel uses sliding doors' which isIMHO not correct. Erik.Igor Vaynberg
When navigating to the wicket example for tabbed panel using IE on OS/X,
the tabs are stacked vertically. I get the same behavior in my application.
I don't have a Windows box handy--does this happen with Windows/IE?
Is this an IE problem or wicket? Is there a work-around?
Thanks
try safariworks fine on IE in windows.-IgorOn 10/26/06, Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:When navigating to the wicket example for tabbed panel using IE on OS/X,
the tabs are stacked vertically.I get the same behavior in my application.I don't have a Windows box handy--does this happen with
IE on OS/X is not supported anymore by MS or Apple. MS advises to use
Safari. IE on Mac is horrible when compared to IE on Win.
Martijn
On 10/26/06, Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When navigating to the wicket example for tabbed panel using IE on OS/X,
the tabs are stacked vertically.
it works fine in ie on windows-igorOn 10/26/06, Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have IE on Windows, please go to the tabbed panel example andverify that it works correctly (I don't have a Windows box handy and
there's 30 of snow in my driveway).ThanksMartijn Dashorst wrote: IE on
When navigating to the wicket example for tabbed panel using IE on
OS/X,
the tabs are stacked vertically. I get the same behavior in my
application.
You must provide a sufficient CSS for your desired tabpanel appearance.
If you download the source for the wicket-examples, you will find an
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